really, then in our town we have a place called Spring Bank, the Muslims have taken it over and is heavily poulated by them to the extent that the long standing residents were driven out, also they put a sign on one restaurant stating "No English Allowed" The council got the sign removed but even so you was not welcome even to this day inside of it.
I know for a fact it is.
It can't be denied it's the root cause of much conflict around the world past present and no doubt in the future. Thing is, if religion was banned globally, humankind would simply fill the void with something else to argue, fight and go to war over.
Religion in China is diverse and most Chinese people are either non-religious or practice a combination of Buddhism and Taoism with a Confucian worldview, which is collectively termed as Chinese folk religion.[1]
It is still not illegal to own a Bible in China. Since the Bible does not have an ISBN (International Standard Book Number), it cannot be sold or distributed within China in bookstores or other commercial markets
I'm not getting into that debate. Religion strikes me as a strange thing for a whole load of reasons, however I'd still be typing this time tomorrow!
It depends how poorly educated they are.
A lot of older people turn to religion through fear of dying
A lot of poorly educated people are influenced by religion, throughout their entire lives. America is choc full of morons, so it's no accident the dribbling idiots are funding a great life for those blagging Christianity back to them.
Yes, have been for all my life.
When you need a lesson about links between christianity and islam, I'd be pleased to offer you one.
